Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1933, Page 20

" B—% WORK ON SKYLINE DRIVE TO GONTINUE Bids on Front Royal Exten-l sion Expected to Be Asked by April 1. Special Dispatch to The Star. N LURAY, Va, January 26—In all probability bids will be asked for work on the south and north ends of.« Front Royal-Panorama extension to Skyline Drive by April 1, and work will be under way by July 1, depending on whether entire allocation of $400,000 is secured, it was learned.today. Members of thog Bureau of Public Roads said plans are being prepared for advertising for bids for construc- tion of approximately 10 miles from Front Royal to what is known as Comptons Gap, in Browntown, Warren County. It is entirely probable that while the north end will be advertised first the south end censtruction will be offered a short time later. The length of the surveyed route of the Skyline Drive from Panorama to Front Royal is 32.8 miles, approxi- mately a mile less than the section from Panorama to Swift Run Gap, which was completed in the last year. ‘The 10-mile section from Panorama | north will end at a point in the moun- tains opposite the Rileyville neighbor- hood. The Skyline Drive will have its northern terminus practically in the town of Front Royal. FULL LIBRARY STAFF AT WOODRIDGE ASKED Rhode Island Avenue Citizens De- clare Branch Handles Larg- est Demand in City. An appropriation of additional funds by Congress to provide for a full-time staff at the Woodridge Branch Pubiic Library was urged in a resolution unanimcusly adopted by the Rhode Island avenue Citizens’ Association last night. The association contended that this | sub-branch of the library system, is the | most used branch in the city, with a circulation last year of approximately 80,000 books. The resolution was in- | troduced after a study of the present library system by & special Library Committee of which Dr. Lawrence H. James is chairman James G. Yaden, president of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, the work of the various citi- s’ associations, said the associations “did not begin to fight at the right Vime.” He advocated early and sus- tained action in effecting civic improve- ment William E. Roberts, assistant corpo- ration counsel, addressed the associa- tion on the proposed traction and gas company mergers. In the annual election of officers, George L. Gee was elected president to succeed E. G. Sievers, who was chosen along with Thomas J. Llewelyn as dele- gates to the Federation of Citizens' As- sociations. Other officers elected are Ora E. Haines, firct vice president; Mrs. Paul O. Davi ond vice president; Julian F. Belfield, secretary; Willlam S. Torbert. treasurer: Haro'd S. Huggins. financial socretary, and Wallace E.| y. assistant secretary. ociation also passed a resolu- ging that when conditions per- mitted sleigh riding. certain hills in that section be blocked off to insure safety to the children. THREE-WAY BROADCAST HERE PROVES SUCCESS Remote Control Experiment Con- ducted by Three X Sisters From Different Points. Miles apart. the Three X Sisters, mystery harmony trio of stage and radio fame, took part in a spectacular three-way remote contrcl broadcast last night over WJSV. In perfect unison, the sisters tang several popular ballads and gave their famous imitation of Scotch bagpipes. ‘The pianist-leacer of the trio was ‘n the Shoreham Building studios of WJSV. Another was in the station's | Alexandria studios and the third i 2 | office of the Palace Laundry at Ninth | and H streets. Each was equipped with | a headset and kept in tune and tempo with the others Four microphones, eight amplific six_telephone lines and four pai earphones were used. To operate this | complicated set-up, 41 vacuum tubes | were required. Sounds from the eight amplifiers were fed into a central “‘mixing panel” under control of Chief Engineer Lester Bowma: End Serious Coughs | Wlfll (;reomqlqon ulsion 1| known to CVVVVVVVVVVYY | FOR ITCHING SKIN | From Infancy to old age Resinel Ointment furnishes quick effective rellef. No perts oo delicatc, no surface too Irritatzd for it ! %8 soothe and heal. Ask your druggist for Resmol| How One Woman | Lost 47 Lbs. of Fat; In 3 Months and Feels Years Younger “1 have been taking Kruschen Salts for nearly 3 mos I have continue taking one easnoontul Ia warm water every morning. 1 then weighed 217 pounds, was alwavs bothered with pains in my back and lower part of abdomen and sides. “Now I am glad to say I am a well woman, feel much stronger. vears youne: er and my welght is 130 pounds. I foteaty eel betier but I look better, 50 my friends say. I shall never be without Kruschen will mever cease taking my daily dose and more than glad to highly rec- ommend it for the great good that is in " Mes, S A Solomon. New Bern, N. C. You may think I am exa geratine By writing such a long leiter. but truly 1 feel so indebled to vou fof Dutting vat such ‘wonderful saits that I| cannot say enough.” | A bottle of Kruschen Salts that lasts | 4 weeks cost but a few cents o ke O fat Barmicssly and sately, | one-half teaspoonful of Kruschen don't worrs—it’s the safe way to reduce. But be sure for your health's sake that you ask for and get Kruschen Salts. Get them at any drug store in the world and if the results one bottle brings do not | delight you—do.not Joyfully satisty you— | why money back.—Adv ernsemnz“ | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1933. Use Our Defmcl Payment Plau—or Y on May Also Use Your “Purchase Card Account Jloses Regular $30 Odd Beds Limited Limited number. In walnut, verdi green, Venetian gray, parchment with green. One style with panel back and ¢wisted poster foot. The other two styles have curved ends with an addi- Regular $55 Matching Dressers You May Buy on Qur Deferred Payment In finishes to match the beds. 50 inches wide; 4 drawers; all hardwood interiors and dustproof. Made of seasoned kiln- dried wood that makes them open il Adjustable swinging mirror, 33 inches wide by 27 inches deep. Very specially priced also. 15 Bargains in Beddmg . Regularly $22.50. Sale price. . eed constructicn. Resularly 825, . Recularl; r- Sale i m“'"‘:u 1SRt et Laver-felt mattress. size Englander coil sprini Sligo bed pillow, size Liberty coil spring, siz. Requlariy $i2."Ssle 2 10, 's: pme £3.95 rib ma . ¢ Bevuiarly $14." Saie box spring for wood bed. Regularly Kaboc-flled matiress, covered in gr Fmbacsy felt mattress. nm.l:m’ Decial Imperial kapoc-flled matiress. Reglar Dy e felt matiress. Rerularly $15. Sale price. . 15 Bargainsin Office Furniture Walnut desk; solid walnut threughout; has nite d Sale price Solid walnut de<k with round top, Makocany armehair. Rerularly $ Walnut desk and glass pad. Re; rany ai Selid walnut fable with drawers. t basket. Regularly 6. §: Oak steol with 4 lers. Re: Walnut desk with © drawer. ale price 3 S Regularly §11. ¢ Sale price. rice . S . wers: made for typewritel Regularly Walnut chair. Mab: ph I\d w.t !hnnl !lnn has N een Hie "eabinet with 4 drawers. Recuiarly $30. Buy on Our Deferred Payment Plan MOSES—FOURTH FLOOR DRAPES & CURTAINS REMNANTS, 5c to $7 $2,000 Worth to Be Sold at $500 Included are short lengths varying from 1 to 15 yards. Marquisette, voile, rayon, organdy, velour, tapestry, damask, linen, frieze, etc. For making curtains, drape- ries, pillows, scarfs, upholstering small -chairs, foot stools and the like. Priced by the piece. SAMPLE SQUARES, 25c ea. About 25x25 inches in size. Samples of fine upholstery and drapery fabrics that originally sold at from $2 to $10 yard. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR $1.95 to $2.50 Linoleums Remnants and odd pieces of plain jaspe and inlaid linoleum in 89(: lengths varying from 2 to 32 sq. yds. Limited quartity. sq. yd. $5 Chenille Rugs . . . . $1 (Size 24x36; cotton chenille) ey 1535 $1 69 i $1.98 e §2.44 18 cotton chemille batb or bedroom rugs, sizes from 24x36 in. to 36x72 in. Were §5 to $11.75 $1 98 each; sale price . $2.95 Rayon Chenille Rugs, $1 Size 24x48, Size 27x54, $ l::;: ;-7':5‘, $ 1 .,9 8 was.$4.95 2.98 MOEES—THIRD FLOOR SPECIAL LUNCHEON 35¢ Fried Select Oysters, Tartar Sauce or Breaded Veal Chop, Tomato Sauce Two Fresh Vegetables Roll and Butter . . . Choice of Desserts, including Fresh Strawberry Short Cake . . . Tea, Coffee or Milk TEA ROOM—LOWER FLOOR $1.50 Shampoo with Vinegar or Lemon Rinse and Mar- cel or Finger Wave. All for This lowered price does not mean lowered quality—always at Moses’ BALCONY—FIRST FLOOR $1 Picture Frames 79c Choice of a size 8x10 folding leather- otte (nice for offies or travelers); choice of colors—or a beautiful hand- earved wooden frame for the wall or standing style. A special in our Photograph Studio. MOSES—LOWER FLOOR SPECIALS Men’s Wear Men's sox, novelty and plain. All size Regularly 3¢ and SOc. M= 9 ¢ Men’s Shlrts in 3 groups —in neckband or attached collar styles. All sizes, white and_celors. 1 group, with pre-shrusk weckband, sale price 64c Anether group, ruu-tnl wot to shrimk, sale price. . 94c Third group, fimest quality br e adcloth, . $1 55 Men's hand-tsilored newest Spring patterns and co)ou Sale prices— 44c and 88¢c Men's pajamas in white or colors; fine quality broadeloth. Regularly $1.25 and $1.50, 88c sale price Men's quality shirts and shorts, white and colors. Sale price— S for $1 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Children’s $2.95 Shoes Now $1.79 Includes tans, white, elk and nult leather. All leather welts. All sizes up to 3. For boys and girls. Children’s $2 Shoes. .. $1.39 All sizes up to 2. Various styles and colors. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR LAMPS REDUCED Chinese crackle porcelain table lamp with taupe-colored silk shade. Reg- ularly $23.75. Sale price Yellow trimmed green Italian pol,- tery table h-".v 'ltl; parchment as Gnfleh Itallan potkry (large) tal lamp, 1-handle style; 20”7 parch- n:I:t paper shade. Was lll.so Sale '.':.u m;;.:‘ .:d lr:‘:‘mad-'ln lz:.:z 5 decora ca e Was $35. Sale price. Green radio lamp, two birds holding light. Was $11.90. Sale price, $4.95 Brown alabaster urn llup. light in- side. Was $8. Sale .$3.95 M and old ivory tal llllp with rfnhmt paper shade. Wn l’ 65. $4. nud Mh-ut pcper shade in Dutch design. Sale $9.65. Sale prlce. $5.95 Onnn poruhin uhle lamp with shade. .I Sale $4. ltllhn mluy table lamp, z.um style. Yellow and rese, parchment shade to match. as 8‘1:‘!0 Metal radio lamp of nude, finished green, standing on mar- hh-ll-lcltull white glass :u. i, inside. Was $9. Sale price....$3.95 Pewter two-light table lamp. in urn shape. Was $13.30. Sale price, $4.95 Oval decorated parchment shade. Was $13.30. Sale price. $4.95 Bou.doir Sh;des 95c 93 plain or fussy boudoir shades; 7, 8 and 10 inch sizes. Somn in pairs. All colors and shapes; georg- ette and taffets. 94c¢ to $5 Chinese Embroideries, 79¢ Real Chinese antique em- broideries in all colors, sizes and shapes. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $2.75 to $3.65 Fine Gloves $1.69 Slip-on styles, novelties snd cuff styles. Kid or suede materisls snd colors—for various occasions. Sizes 8§34 to 734 in the collection. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $3.95 to $4.95 Colonial Costumes 89c Made of old-fashioned i en or dlue; trimmed with white organdy. Sizes 16, 18, 38, 40, 42. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Glove Silk Underwear Discontinued and odd lots of fine Kcyser undies. 1 and 3 Star quality Ital also small quantity in Lok- Includes vests, combinations, bloomers, slij panties. Note |hn are broken. Very li Former prices $1.95 to $3.50, sale Price. . $1 6 MOSIS——P’IRST FLOOR 400 Prs. Women'’s Novelty Slippers Many New Styles Just Purchased for This Great Event! Broken sizes, of course, but every size is represented in this group. .S e SATIN . PLVIPQ o PATENTS o STRAPSe SUEDES Watch for Other Specials During This Sale OPPORTUNITY SHOE SHOP—LOWER FLOOR 1ith St. Entrance SHOE REPAIR SHOP SPECIAL Rubber Heetr. 99C 2 Prs. for $1.10 Free delivery, or service while you All work guaranteed. MOSES—LOWER FLOOR $6.50 to $8.95 Girls’ Coats $3.44 Girls’ Winter coats in broad- cloth, suede, capeskin, fleece and chinchilla. 1,2 and 3 pe. sets. Sizes 1 to jr. 14. Quan- tity limited. Also girls' wash and silk dresses, girls’ hats, underwear snd sweaters and boys’ suits, shirts and knickers all reduced 30 © 50% MOSES—SECOND FLOOR RADIO SERVICE 50c We check your set, tubes, aerial and ground com- pletely. Expert service men . . . finest test equip- ment. Just Phone Nat'l 3770. MOSES—LOWER FLOOR SAVE WITH A PRIMA Washing Machine 539.75 to 599.50 The only washer with a ten-year service bond. Special offering during this sale— $ 1 Delivers MOSES—LOWER FLOOR $85, $95, $100, $125 ORIENTAL RUGS Limited Number 529 Genuine Oriental rugs and runners. Includes Lillihans, Dozars, Serefands, Ham-. adans, Kurdistans, Loristans, Cabistans. Sizes are 3 ft. 11 in. by 9 ft. 2 in,, 3 ft. 7 in, by 6 ft. 8 in., 3 ft. 3 in. by 9 ft. 8 in., 4 ft. 5 in. by 6 ft. 9 in,, 2 ft. 10 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. Please note that number is very limited. $350, $450, $475, $485, $500 ORIENTAL RUGS Limited Number 5135 Includes Lxlhhnns, Yildiz, Chinese. Sizes are 9 ft. by 12 ft., 9 ft. by 12 ft. 4 in., 6 ft. 7in. by 10 ft. 9 in., 8 ft. 10 in. by 12 ft., 8 ft. by 10 ft. 2 in. Please note: Limited quantity, You May Use Your “Purchase Card” Account or Payment Plan MOSES — THIRD FLOOR. P, Woses & Sons Natl. 3770 F at 11th Greatest Sale Silk Undies and Foundation Garments price ... y 53 pure " silk’ panties ' of Fi crepe. Were $2.81. Sale 60 chemise In pure uilk Fren crepe; piain or lace trimmed. $2.81. Sale price o 101 dancettes of pure or lace trimmed: neettes ‘of crepe sk with -flllt “bras; ri 3| brassiere, Romany un Romany undersets. le price silk brassiere top. l" Combineites. Were 8333 rice m‘ composeites. Were $4. o B8 “Artist Model brassieres ‘of all- over lace. satin and swami. W stas, Sale price 4 girdles. Were $1.8 51 girdles. Were $1.85. Sal 38 sanitary belts, Were 33¢ shd Sale Ae " sale ;rke Mny Othr Foundation Garments of lmau: A-ldx thuud MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Sweaters, Skirts, Blouses 162 Shp over sweaters, formerly 3285 to $3.45. ] $1 i 69 14 Slip-over sweaters, various styl: 12 Wool skirts, Were $4.55, sale pri 20 All-wool skirts, flared or pleated; sizes 26 to 32. Various colors. e $2.84, sale pnu 10 Coat sweaters, v: sale price 17 Silk Blouses, short and long sleeves. Crepe de chine or $l . crepe back satin. Were $2.84 and $3.95, sale price .... MOSES—SECOND FLOOR ‘Daytime Frocks and Maids’ Uniforms 20 Daytime frocks of linene and Indian head. Were $1 and $1.85, sale price .. 39C e e L e froske b e Wi SISl e 98¢ 50 Maids' uniforms, broadcloth and cotton pongee. Long sleeves, detachable white organdie collars and cuffs. Blue, green, $1 39 black and grey. 14 to 46. Were $1.85, sale price 29 Maids’ uniforms of rayon with white nrgmdne detachable collar and cuffs. Black, blue or gree $2.75, sale price 6 Maids’ uniforms, black with white organdie collar and 1 84 cuffs that are detachable. Were $2.95, sale price. .. 10 Maids’ uniforms of fine quality ulnnou White den:h:l\le organdie collar and cuffs. Black, gree sale price MOSES—SECOND FLOOR “Dexdale” Stockings Box of 59 $3 prs., $1.75 To introduce the Dexdale hosiery in our store, the manufacturer has cooperated so that we can sell this fine, nationally - known woman’s hosiery for 59c. Features of this hose are runstop top, picot finish, plaited foot for longer wear, slim panel-style heel, trim fitting ankle. In Chiffon. Newest Spring colors. All sizes. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR \ Fancy Linens Florenzia Filet Dinner Sets Dinner cloth, size 72x90; serving table scarf, size 17x36, and buffet $ 95 scarf, size 17x54. Machine made * (in America) in ecru color cot- ton thread; conventional pattern with solid border. This is a beautiful set. Complete for only $4.95. Doilies, were 15¢, 19¢, 20c Doilies, were 55¢ and $1. and 30c. Sale Price...9% Sale price . ...3% Doilies, were 35¢ to S0c. Doilies, were $1.25 to Sale price... .19¢ $1.75. Sale price Many banquet and luncheon cloths at very special prices. One example which shows the tremendous re- ductions offered is an exquisite banquet cloth, extra large size. Formerly $100. Sale price (You May Use Your “Purchase Card”' Account) ‘MOSES—FIRST FLOOR NOVELTY JEWELRY 55¢ Includes bracelets, neck- claces, clips, pins. Metal and simulated stones, rhinestones, large band bracelets. An interesting collection in all. Former- ly sold for %4c. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR TOILETRIES Fancy atomizers. Were $3.95 to $15, sale $79.95 piice .U 8 New form - fit- ting Kotex. .6 94C Rea Rita cleansing tissue. Pastel colors. Regularly Sl 3 in a box.. ’ 69C MOSES—FIRST FLOOR